SPED Student Learning Outcomes

Special Education Brochure

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Room 304
(206) 296-5908
specialed@seattleu.edu

Graduates of the Special Education Program will become leaders in their field: well-prepared to meet the needs of students with disabilities.

The majority of students with disabilities receive support and services in general education classrooms. Schools provide special education services on an individual basis while students are in school, and as they transition to the post-secondary environment. Special Education is a demanding profession but also highly gratifying. With a shortage of trained special education teachers, graduates of the Special Education Program will find their skills in high demand and job opportunities numerous.

Beginning summer of 2013, the College of Education is offering two new scholarships for students pursuing a Master's in Special Education

The College of Education and the Special Education program are honored to be able to offer two new scholarships:

• JWT Special Education Scholarship - for students who are beginning their master's degree in Special Education
• AMB Special Education Scholarship - for SPED students who have successfully complete at least 15 credits in their Master's program.

Both scholarships are worth $2,000 and are intended to be used for tuition, text books, and/or materials.

Please see the download the scholarship application forms for more information about the selection criteria and the application process. Please note: ALL SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION MATERIALS MUST BE RECEIVED BY 4:00PM ON AUGUST 1st, 2013!

If you have any questions about these scholarships, please contact the SPED program director, Dr. Cinda Johnson (cinda@seattleu.edu).